American Well, Tyto Care collaborate on telehealth services & more — 7 health IT key notes

Here are seven recent news updates on key health IT companies.

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NTT Data is partnering with Imbio, a medical imaging software company, to develop analytic algorithms for lung care.

For the sixth consecutive year, athenahealth has been named one of The Boston Globe’s “Top Places to Work” in the state of Massachusetts.

Sleepy Eye (Minn.) Medical Center was set to go live on the Meditech 6.1 EHR system.

IBM has unveiled imaging tools from Watson Health and the IBM company Merge Healthcare.

American Well joined forces with Tyto Care to merge both companies’ video telehealth visits and comprehensive remote patient examinations.

A study in JAMA found that a Google-developed automated deep learning algorithm is able to interpret signs of diabetic retinopathy, an eye disease that sometimes results in blindness.

Access, a Meditech partner and electronic forms management company, offers an e-signature platform to improve procedural consent and facility workflow.

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